Waycross evening herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 189?-19??, January 28, 1911, Image 6

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■ WAYCROSS EVENING HERALD Public and Private Hospitals Institutions of the Highest Reputation in Atlanta and other cities use extensively Bottled Only at the Springs* WATER “The Createet of All Natural Mineral Water*’’ Tbi» shows conclusively its (treat medicinal value, and no higher tribute to Its mineral virtues could be paid. We have hundreds of testimonials from leading physicians from all parts of the United States who prescribe and recommend Bowden Lithia Water for tho treatment of lUbettinatism, Gout, Gravel, Cystitis, Calculi, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Bladder disorders, and all diseases caused by Uric Acid. LITHIA SPRINGS. Douglas County, Ca. -Bowden Lithia Water is a NATURAL MINERAL WATER of delight fully pleasant taste, and for that reason it is an IDEAL TABLE WATER. Keep it in your home—it is healthful all the time. Order ot us direct, to be shipped to you from the Springs the day order is received, or order from your druggist or grocer. 5 Gallon Demijohn $2.50 12 Gallon Carboys $5.00 I ICT / 6 Gallon Cases (12 Bottles) . . . $2.50 \ F. O. B. LiUil Spriujs, GurlU. Empty vessels redeemed F. O. B. Lithia Springy, Georgia., ns follows: If shipped by ns, empties can lie returned free. (When returning empties always enclose £x- jprese receipt.) Demijohns. $1.00; Carboys. $2.00; Cattea, $1.00. REMITTANCE SHOULD ACCOMPANY YOUR ORDER. BOWDEN LITHIA SPRINGS WATER CO. ,'J}32 Peachtree St. Atlanta, Georgia PRICE ATTENTION GEORGIA FARMERS! The Educational Train of the Geor gia fiiafe College of Agriculture wJJJ move over the Atlanta, Birmingham j and Atlantic rapiroad on February j ISth, 1911, making t>e following \fy* stops: IA*- Leave Brunswick 5:00 a. m., arrive Nichols 8:00 a. m.; Leave Nichols | 10:30 a. m„ arrive Douglas 11:00 a. m,; leave Douglas 1:30 p, m., arrive | Fitzgerald 2:30 p. m. The object of the train is to elve much useful and practical information of the highest value to the farmers of Georgia, free of cost. The Atlanta. Birmingham and At lantic railroad is co-operating closely in this work, which is in line with its efforts to develop the Georgia ter ritory, traversed by its line, and trib utary hereto. The train will contain varied ex hibits, including live stock; and dem onstrations will be made at all points where stops are shown in the above schedule. This is the greatest educational oj»- portunlfy ever afforded Georgia farm ers. Two passenger coaches will be attached jo the train and half-iiour talks will be made on subjects of great importance to the farmers, by members of the faculty of the Agri cultural College. Evefy farmer, who can possibly Co so, should visit the points at which the train will stop and get the ben efit of he exhibits, demonstrations and listen to the talks. It % Waycross Garage Automobiles Motorcycles Bicycles And Supplies. Automobiles with Safe Drivers For Hire DAY OR NIGHT. F. H. McGEE, Phone 35, 20 Pendleton St. IWAYCROSS-GEORGIA. DNEY PILLS TOIEY I lor backache, rheumatism, kidney or bladder trouble, &od urinary irregularities, JL Foley Kidney Pills purify the blood, restore lost vitality and vigor. Refuse substitutes* FOR SALE BY GEM PHARMACY SHADE TREES FOR SALE. 6.000 Oak and Maple hade trees for sale. Will «et them out and warrant their living. Price $1.00 each, careful ly set out. Orders solicited. R. W. Lewis, 13 ads St Aug. 20 3montha FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS GUARANTEED TO SATISFY CUSTOMERS FROM THE ORIGINAL CABBAGE PLANT GROWERS. U*m ItWtWAWmp. CM AfcLKBTOlHL B kBE TV PE. tOOCMMOII. iV CtioIlJM. "jblmus**'' rwHNiviMii. ACOI'STA TRUCKER. RMOI r back. Order now; Six hundred doz. eggs; 2 doz. foi 5Bc, as long as they last. 27 2t Hardy Bros. RING 174 FOR WOOD. ► Established 1888. Paid In Capital Stock $30,000.00 r * row tb* ftnt FROST PROOF PLANTS la UU. Now have over twenty tkowwad ■ •n. We h»va crown aad •old mora cat>fc«f« pl.niatbaa all other pvnooa la tb< RwStw.d. WHY! KmnaamourpUntem»»t pf.M.or w#Bead tor,RMorvbac • tonetthMcpUnuio yoor *»cttoa to ■«* extra early cabbie*, udikey w S»M s»r MMQR^s^jaag (tarsi _ Wm.C.Geraty Go^Bozi25 Yonges Island, S. C. Attractive Patterns for Turnover Collars. wi :>-4 ft ’0L - . - . - i V „.T»nio»«r colter. are much worn ihcn closely buttonholed. In deafen. it* solid ..tin ftltch, with the .torn. cl c ,*>, buttonholed. and the do;, and the lower part of the leaves am dots troant ;o the outside.* -The ombroii SrftR line, or rtlk shirtwaists. The No*, t ,nd 1 th. dot. may be worked i n the outline siteb. In design No. S learn are done In the Wallachten in the cente". It t» slfebtly stented or is done In mercerised cation No.. shonM felt he paddsd. ud solid or as eyelets, and the leaves In the scallops are Brat padded and then embroidery. The etitob !s started In upward, and he purled «db« T aM*e or colors. a ARAB, HALS HUNTER.